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Tribal Youth Engagement
Tribal Youth Engagement (TYE) provides place-based opportunities for Indigenous youth from park affiliated tribes to connect with nature and cultural history through outdoor experiences and career training.
Tribal Community Engagement Fellowship
The Tribal Community Engagement Fellowship supports one emerging Indigenous leader to strengthen relationships between Tribal communities and Grand Teton National Park. The fellow plays a key role in engaging Indigenous youth and families, supporting culturally grounded education programs, fostering cross-tribal collaboration, and ensuring Indigenous knowledge and representation are present across park programming. Through outreach, facilitation, and partnership-building, the fellowship helps create more inclusive and meaningful connections to natural landscapes.
Indigenous Ground Leaders
Indigenous Ground Leaders (IGL) is a youth leadership program designed with and for park-affiliated Tribal communities that centers Indigenous voices and ways of knowing. The program creates supportive spaces for young people to connect with their ancestral homelands, learn from Tribal mentors, and build skills in leadership, environmental stewardship, outdoor recreation, and career exploration—fostering confidence, community, and a lasting relationship with public lands.
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